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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

We don't care TO sell goods q, thoir fun value.
When we have to We do 30 reluctantly. TN
some things there is keen competition; others
are novel or scarce. These, however, cons,i-
tute only a small percentage Of your par-
chases. and present themselves rather In tho
shape Of accidents than with any regularity or
motive on our part TO obtain larger profits.
You are often surprised at the smallness Of tho
price on the goods. We are charging small
profit on them. Other merchants don't Dks
that profit. but we are dealing with YOU
direct and are accountable to you for small
profits in exchange for your custom and our
success.
There is another surprise in store for you
this week.
A telegram to tho head Of our SILK Depart
meDt last week started him with the earliest
train. The cost had TO be realized for near six
thousand pieces Of silk msierials-Necessity,
Chance, Syndicate. Our buyer locked arm
with the latter aud became the par, osner Of
ibis immense lot OF SILK Goods at prices that
have neither measure 70 their value nor pre-
cedenco in the quantity for Us to handle. We
hall submit the goods 70 you this week with
confidence for their sale. both in the prices and
ctyles.
man. The Blacks and more staple coiors are
of TIE weli-snown Lyons manufacturers, Tape
sier. Fils & Debry, who use only the bes, Of
Italian Raw SIX material, aud under no cir
cumstaDces metallic dyes.
Nearly all Of them are Of this seasons I'M
porta;ion, and win be found the best and most
attractive designs
Among them will be found large lot Of
Real India Silks, both In printed and solid
colors; Fancy and Plain surshs. Fancy Tas-
sors, surah summer silks. Black and colored
Rhadames, Mervellieux. Black Satin Duchess,
Grensdine voivets for combination suits, and
many other things worthy your perussi.
: There win also be shipments OF goods for
several other departments purchased to such
advantage Is makes Il your duty to be at
hand.
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spECiAL NOTICES.

rss- FOR SALE, Two-Hog5E-,
FouR.HoRsE-. snd sIsES.noRss GAS Ey
GlSEs; also, all fises Of STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS. Terms to suit.
WILLIAM C. coDD.
soio and sols Aliceaana street.
hp so-h,fGsrts Baltimore, Nd
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MORNING, APRIL d, 1887.
HEXTER,
3o7 B1Oad street.

and suite
inofo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
BARGAINS PURE AND SIMPLE.

You wana NEW Wew offer an
~ son the
WOOL sold a. % you lof
for AC.
gI.nCb 1.-Two
vi
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Imported
JERSEYS

sed from he in New York az actual s1
tend 10 sell tnem The prices these goods from first hani
We bave decided otSo hom From one you may
I be duplicated for from 81 20 si.Jl ~
Nm vao tlrn 8 to g. 20 your selection fer s3s) Come
your size
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
srnmEn RESORTS.

DON-AIR HOTEL, ,,,oo
ID uCHT MILES FRo,Msg pom hichI9Nppls m,h Is99NNplsvr
,,.,.,, ,.,.,,lariy for the season JUNE
w,l' ,s 'r 1,,ss desiring II can 30 aecommods I'd
NJ, ~. xayi The hotel will be kept Ia . -
, a,seI sss,a Tne pic-uic grounds are nov nn ief
the eonnoi VI u'' q. Il LUCK,
10. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
To UNDEBBUY--OUR SUCCESSFUL UNDERSELL


prudent
fltt Weed W"
dht
she
fall into step
folk securing. hthem,wh
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rtDDr RIG
BYMEANs O SOLUTION OR DsNTEGRATIoN"
J. WRESTLING MrDDETowx
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

,>ooH""esNS,osc-,e "se n ,, = a ,ctSHttI"s-oo~
HEAVENWARD--
SCRIPTURE TEXTBOOK,
with poeticai extracts for each day in the
month. little book for 50c. Valuable, int.
resting, and beautiful inside and out.
All the NEW BOOKS at 1902 Main street.
ep s+d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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This is n sample lot, purchased iro
fee. That's Just the way We intend 10
ranged from So 20 $40 apiece. We pa
take your choice for s2t9; can't be du
From the other lot, ranging IN Valt
early or some one else VIII get your 81
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SOUTHERN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
III? east Main street.
Ric1tmOnd, Va.
CAPITAL ST0CK. K......."..SlOO, 900

lts policies are guaranteed for their face value.
Tho cost OF policy In this company is ONE
DOLLAR per month, payable (s3) quarterly.
Accident tickets are on sale at all the principal
tiekel Offices and hotels.
AGENTS WANTED.
SAMUEL S. ELAN, President
LOUIS UPsHUR, Secretary. sp 2i.it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
SPRING No. 2.

coycDNcE AND RELIEVED BY THIS wATERTHE
,NFog STONE IN THE BLADDER;
DISEASE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

deal LARGER than one would think. Mr.
| Will Low, who runs one OF the hack line
between Liberty and Wheeling, did
rushing business Wednesday, having two
h,cks hacked a. full as he could get them
He took about twenty-five passengers
/ 10 Liberty, and being very accommodating
he Is securing generous share OF patron
age, which il deserved.
The West Liberty band is composed OF
aS fine looking set OF men rs can he ionn",
and taking into consideration the fact that
they started in green ut the business oil
footing only about six or seven months ago
they play remarkably well. They are
fifteen in number aud are under the dlrec-
torship of Prof Burke, OF Claysvilie, Pa,
who is an accomplished teacher, The
bows have handsome uniforms and present
a nobby appearance. The Liberty people
are all quite proud of their band.
State Superintendent of Schools b. S.
Morgan, and Hon. Rankin Wiley, oil H.
Pleasant, member of the Board OF Regents
from the Fourth Congressional District,
were present. In the afternoon they met
with the Executive Committee, MessrS.
Robert Bonar, \. NJ. Ridgley and a. H.
Jacob. and heard the committees report,
which showed that the school is in sue
cessful condition and recommended the re-
appointment of Prof. Armstrong and his
assistants, which the patrons and pupils al
the school will he pleased to learn.
At the conclusion of the Alumni per
Torrance. the members OF the Alumni
present repaired to Col. Curtis Liberty
House, where the class OF 1877, composed
of Mrs. Mary f. Mangold, nee Burrows;
Mrs Emma +. Glass, nee Bell, and Mr..
r. :. Riley and Rev l.. W. Barr, enter
tanned them in royal style in celebration OF
the tenth anniversary of the class. Asump-
tuous collation. of good things was DIS
cussed by the guests. after which the bal
ance of the evening was spent in 4 pleas
ant manner
A business meeting was held by the
Alumni in the afternoon and it was de-
termined to reorganiZe and hereafter keep
the organization intact. Each year the
class of ten years before is to give an en-
tertainment, and if not performing them
selves. they must get some one else to do
it for them. The following officers We're
elected: President, Miss Laura Wayt;
Vice President, Salathiel Curtis; Recording
Secretary. Miss Bird Curtis; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. Mary Nichols. \
committee was also appointed to draft
constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
\ RED HOT POKER.

Our esteemed and wary neighhor, the
TalHiaar.r. several days ago threw ont
fcrIrr. SD to speak, in order to ascertain the
Republican pulse on the question OF "the
wisdom OF adopting a prohibition plank IN
the Republican State platform ltaSked
lor. opinions from prominent Republicans
from al over the State. Alas, 10 far Is
We have been able to notice, it has
not captured single opinion. There has
been some prohibition opinion, Us witness
the letter sigurd by "St. Johnite, IN an
other column ot this mornings issue OF
tho ErGl~yEG, aud right pointed it Is too;
hut Sc take 10 that that is Eot the kind our
pleasant friend around the corner Is seeking.
No. the prominent Republican" hsh seem
too old to brcausht by any such halt. We
have heard of<ryrrll saving ,nitn rnrr:
What iu the blank do they mean
Why dou't they keep quiet AMI SAW
wo.I and not Dee agitatiuG that fool thing
now
win. bout they give an opinion them
aeg,a, it they want opinions So blamed
bad"
Nrl lots more questions To- the ~,me
purpose, hut mo- "promiurut Republican
apprss tn have an able opinion OF his
own on this subject Tor the htHy.Hru
....r e.. ga. II. IL ,I,..4 sapr11 ~
us five may BE- permitted to ~ remark,
that ogr uei.hhor wIs little fresh in
not throwing ont some opinion OF his own
ON th,s subject ii he has one. We mean
one at present We do know that
h. h,d Que some weeks ago and
w. supposed until his questions
We. pat to prominent Republicans,
h" had one yet, namely: that 80 far as
the IthH.gsRrrg. WAS concerned there would
be- ro such plank inserted in the Repuh
EcqI platform If 1t could be helped. Thai
is To SAY. 10 has been rondcmniug PROFIT
bition and hoped the amendment TO thu
Constitution would be- defeated. We thinl
our construction of its statements OF
this point is right. But ~ stated above
since our nrighbor asks for opinions ontha
point at this early stage in the game, h'
mus, ice shaky ON the original position
However, to get ut the meat oil the >ttua
ton. pDr, not the ht,ibgHc,r SCI that II
made "a mistake lu asking such injudiciou'
questions They are like red hot pokers
very hard to handle and are apt to hurt tol
a long while after handling them. Yes
our esteemed friend must fish IN otheI
waters and get other bait i
he expects 10 catch any bls
Republican political fish on his hook
All the prominent Republicans are to-
much like himself on that question. They
want Ia see how the rIt is going To juml
before they bite at the hook set for them
The eat lotl conference ut ParkerSburl
last ycar, and a number OF other exploit
oflikc nature. in the history OF the NAM
moves OF the Republican politicians 10
the IolyrS AMI fishes convince us tina
handling rel hot pokcrS is not their de
sure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Died.

PURDY-Entercd into rest, at MouniSyile, W
Va June Il. lNS7, LAURA V beloved wife ut l.
B. Purify. aud daughter q! the late +. IAnhSe!
AGED - years.
ISEiEI-Ou Thursday. June .. lS>7. at SIC
O'Clock T. m at hi, late residence, corner 81
Foil and aud sixteenth streets, ELWOup ISRAEL
aged b wears months and u lays.
Funeral notice hereafter
HAYDN THURSDAY morning nth inst, EpGAI
FpEGEY HAY. in S5th year Of his age.
Funeral services will bc held at his late resi-
dcnce. IGUS EoT street, Saturday morning, IN
inst. az 10 O'Clock Friends are invited. Inter
mont nrivAle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin l;th July 1851, AMI end 18th sep
trmh.r Have proved al signal uSc.-lSt. To
students who design 10 pursue their studies at
this or other Law School. "a. To those who pro
pose To read privately. ana ID. To practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF systematic
instruction. For circular apply +. q. University
ur VA to JOHS h. MINOR, Prot. Com and stat.
Law. myllWedtFri5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Plain Talk.

There Is preventative principle IN
.SOZOnONT that etfecually preserves the
teeth from decay Rich and poor endorse
IT, No lady ever tried it without approx
ine jts cleansing and purifying properties
II nutsells I'LL other dentliriceS. Ask for
SOLODONT, and take no substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

Ir is now suggested that TUTrIE he put
on the ticket with JOHN SHERMAN. FL
nance and patriotism, says the to"rt''-
Journal. would then he the leading features
nf the tirkrL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will be the
guest OF toy. HILL to-day. This Is I'll
and wormwood to the NessrS. DANA, Pr
LITER * Co. combine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
The Point Is Well Taken.


The New York Wall oIH Express, a Re
publican paper which Is usually fair says
that "thc Democratic party Is entirely IL
spouSIhir Tor the present condition al the
treasury" Il Is true that taxes are high
and that q vast sum OF money is pouring
into the treasury of n, Government, hut
IL should not he lorgOtt, n that on one ocC,I
sion during the last Congress ~ per cent.
OF the Democratic Representatives aud only
3 ner cent ot the Republican Representa-
tiycs voted 10 revise the tarlt and reduce
the surplus, aud that on another occasion
- Der cent. ct the Democrats aud only 1
per cent. OF the Republicans ~ voted. Il
thus follows that the Republicans, rather
than the Democrats are crnSur1ble Tor the
tailmc tn reduce the surplus. cur coll
temporary in New York should not over
look The irozer truth to be- found IN these
Nvurt~y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
g STOCKHOLDERS, MEErING

~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Nu,Cr i hereby given that ut u regular meet
ing ut the Directors Of the Brllsirc Nail Works
on April 30. lNN7, IL was resolved that special
meeting of the Stockholders OF said Bcllaire
Nail Works De held at the office OF the said Com
puuy in Erlairr, Ohio. on the 18th day of June.
ISL al one o'clock p. m Ia consider the aIviSH-
hihty of increasing the Capital Stock Of said
Company. A. d. HlIBORN.
mysi Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

WHAT E,mous household circus Dan
Res Will have when the little RICEs
come on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Core JTzric Ey rail
SONG AND CPoRuS ROUGH ON RATS.

SONG AND CpoRUS ROUGH ON RATS.
MAY ~ SUMO 70 Tune OF "LIrriE Brown JUG"
SQualLuc children. scolding wife.
Were not the PEST 10 my poor LIE.
NhprD'rr IlNt,l. ia house or flats,
Ny plaque has ts7yu those hnrrli Rats.
They aJ" Cur meat, uUr bread ana ~AOss
We could not have q quiet SnuOzr.
enc Jily nv wife did chance Co DOSE
They pinned my baby 10y the nose.
CHORUS
RI rats Rats Rough on Rats
Hang Your dH.S ami drown your cats
We give J pan Tor every ulSn
II clear his house. with ROUGH on Rata
got caf set a tran,
And Thought 70 have a quiet nap,
tftt scarce tI he'd We snug were lall,
NlGD round Tho room the villains PLAYED
DIV VIE jumped cut upon the tDDr,
To strike a lrsshr. lint soon dat ru,ar,
A. we'll SHE might, for you must know
The StvcltrlT hal her BY tho toe.
CHoRUS-E-r rats Rats Rats Rough on Rats, etc
Rft Rats were NOT the only pest
To spuIi eur fo,si. and SThtl oar rFsr
trCsh trulhr dlt each day arse
Nur, kusrhts hugs. Mosquitoes. Flies
hut nov i've got the tip at last
and suundiN Slpvp. ami cat quite fast
f"r We have b5nIshCd all the crew,
And you shall learn the secret TOO.
CuoRr$- E-r-rots' Rats Rats Rough on Rats etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

Mr.. JAMES e. BLAINE and family are
now on the briuy. The politician Is now
properly merged into the American
citizen abroad. The REGISTER wishes
him aud his, bon voyage and plenty OF
pleasure during their absence. As an
American citizen he will command respect
and attention wherever he travels; for
whatever else may be said Of him, his adj
dress, suayity, force OF character and eIo-
gucucc ofspecch are points that all must
nImIr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

SOBER second thought is rallying, and
approving words Of Editor o BRIEN' course
in refusing to attend the GEoEGE-Nr-
GLYNS meeting on Saturday night last at
New York are heard in every quarter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Gard From the Sisters Of the Visitation
MT. DE CHANTAL.

TINUE PARENTS AND RELATIVES OF TIE
| pupils at the Academy have frequently com
planned of the great discomfort Ia which they
arr subjected on the day Ofthe closing exercises ON
account of the too large numbers in the DiStri-
button Hall. For this reason the sisters will be-
compelled i'm future To limit the invitations Ia
those who are directly interested III the Young
ladies Of the school. Yet they do not wish to
make this regulation 80 strict a. to absolutely
exclude sll Others. The only practical solution
to the difficulty seems TO be Tn" issuing of tickets
Of admission At II reasonable figure. Those who
wish 10 witness the exercises of the Distribution
Jun" II, may procure tickets at the store of Miss
j. 2 Wilson. Market street, or at the Il. \ o.
depot on the day OF Distribution Price of tick
cts one Dollar.
jugv DlRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Public Sale Of Real Property.

I INDFR THE AUTHORITY or DEED OF
u lrI>t executed to me ~ iiIIsirr by Thomas
liOwlcy and Mary 4. How Icy, his wife, dated
Oh IA" | tn day at May. lHNi, aud recorded in the
Office III the Clerk Of the County Court at Ohio
County, in Deed of Trust BOOK No. -, page IN,
| will, on
Wednesday. the nd Day Of June. 1857,
beginning at 10 O'Clock II. ~, sell at public auc-
ton. NJ the front duOT of the Cont House ofOhlO
county, West Virginia. the following described
real property. that i Ia say: The south half Ot
lot numbered o. five III square numbered uG)
sixteen, ;S designated on the map of the ,ubi-
visions Of III" Joseph CaIdHcll> estate aud All
ditiOnS thcrclrum To the CITY al hrclIng. IN
the CImlyuf ohio Hud State 80 West Virginia
said lot X fronting un the west side of jacob
street. formerly called jaime, street, between
twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets. form.
,.r!y called Preston and iUyiur streets IN the
sixth wari al The cry of Mhrr.ug, together
with all the Improvements situate thereon and
lhcrrmto belonging.
TERMS OF SNLk-Ouri hiri uf The purchase
money or ~ much more - the purchaser may
elect. cash IN hand on thrdHy 90 SALE, and the
rrSiiu" IN two equal II.iHmvul., payable rr-
>urrtiVrlv In uiGU Hud eighteen months alter the
day Oi sale With interest from that day the de-
tcrrvI W>iUlmcuiS Ia l." secured to the satisiac-
ton al To-" undersigned trustee.
FRANZ NALIHER, Trustee.
E'>,ELIA ~TlFE.. Attorneys. myI9i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
70 Property Holders on the Line Of
the Fourteenth Street
Improvement.

owners of houses Orvacaut lots on Fourteenth
street cV>l of Chapllne, who desire - lay water
or gas pipes in the street To their premises are
hereby notified that the work must be done ut
once, ,,S permits will not de issued 10 dig mp the
street after il is paved
BY order OF tn"
lulOr BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Qeu advertisements.

NOR sALE-A VICTOR BICYCLE, G.lNCH.
4 Very little used and good as new. INQUIRE
nm Ihr kEGIsrER OllrC. yWIVI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-06
40 MnN0-ChIN-FOO.


The intellectualism Of the educated
heather Chinee Ia the "fad" just now
among the lilerati Of this country. Inc
conclusions of such men concerning our
civilization, government and industrial
and social progress are paraded as some
thing valuable 10 the sum total OF our
knowledge of ourselves. We do not see
il. This whole OpeDg Of interest IN
the silk coated celestials OF China and
japan 10 mere fashionable craze
desire to be and appear something OUT
! OF the ordinary. II is the rage just no"
to have an educated ChinRman or Jap
| for a net. The fashion demands that
inst as il demands a certain style In
| fashionable woman's pug dog, or tue
&C, or OF her hair. The very conditions
Of our civilizations are beyond the grasp
NJ the mind of orientalism. John" and
the Jap" particularly John, Is good
specimen OF the monkey. Initiative TO
A high degree, but as conservative as
death itself they originate nothing, are
| utterly lIChphDltO VI hhhlhb 'h''''"'''
and cannot by the very constitutions OF
their minds apprehend in any sense the
tendencies of our civilization or the re-
suits Of our progress. They should be
left slone. IL may be all very well for
our swell society girls to make pets oil
their celestial curiOsitie5, and draw a
seasons amusement from the latest
thing OUT" but the tendency is to lead
statesmen ard pailGnthrOpists to look
with the Indifference OF accustomed
things upon the race now flooding this
whole western country with al Gillette ORR
entstism, 81 destructive to all
our progress as were the locusts Of
Egypt to the fields of the Nile Rgrlcultur
ist. We are playing with a fire that viii
consume our civilization when we daily
with this swarm of MongOlians. Senti
< ment cannot deal with the question. L
must be relegated to the consideration
OF a genuine American statesmsnship
a craftsmanship which regards the in
terest of Americans as Of the first i'm
portauce, and would restrain oil hurttu
immigration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-06
QUEER ooLD-sAvINo PROCESS.
Mining In a Mountain. Stream with
Discarded Hides.

Mining in a Mountain Stream with
Discarded Hides.
For several months Peter Horndyke, a
well know gold miner OF the san Juan
country. has been coming TO Durango
on weekly visits, buying each time all
the beef hides he could find. AS ne
took the hides mOuntsinward many
wondered to what purpose they we're
being put. A Durango (Cal.) Herald re-
porter met Mr.. HOrndyke and biuntiy
asked him what he was going to do
with so many hides.
swell. now that | have proven my
theory correct, | have no objection 10
telling your readers Of my doings.
"Y0u see all gold hunters know that
muoh gold known as float is "asheu
away continuously. 10 catch this Dy
any means has always proved impossi-
| BILE, although tried by many inherent
| methods from the tall OF slulces ana run
| ming streams. Last spring l Iuchiy
thought of a method which Is rapidly
making me rich man."
How do YOU do it?" was impatiently
asked.
"Why, with hides. It's the simplest
thing Won ever saw. The Animas river
tributaries come from the best gold
bearing sections in the country. rms
being the case, much fine or flower gold
must pass down the stream. Up above
| arranged my plans by selecting point
where the river cut directly to the
bank: here placed hide on stakes, al
lowing the water to skim over II, tne
hair being placed up stream, OF course i
caught up all the float OF all KINDS Al
ter leaving the hide in this position for
week | took it out and examined II
thoroughly, but could discover no trace
of gold. Being determined 10 give NY
experiment a thorough test, l cut up
several pieces and burned them In al
Old pan: in panning the ashes | was re-
warded with over 81 In gold. since
that have devoted my time to setting
every hide could buy, ant now l nave
clean ms. which make on each hide n
the end OF two weeks, | realize from S6l
to $50 In pure gold, which secure py
retorting the ashes of the hides"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-06

The latest and best sanitary Improvement
out is the "CarricO Patent Dry Clubhouse ~
and appliances herewith 1t is dry, neat and
OdOrless, and may be constructed within a
few feet of a well, without the least danger of
communicating the waters therein.
Mr.. John Cavanaugh is now exhibiting this
valuable Improvement and taking orders for
the erection of the same. He is also intro
ducing the Evans Patent Pitting and SlOp
Barrel" and other valuable sanitary appa-
ratuscs. Any orders given MIR. Cavhnaugh.
No 2A LosoyO street, telephone 3M, or lcfI at
my office. @l2 Avenue d, will receive prompt
attention. LI-l2-lml 7. W. CANRICO.